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OpenStack — from deployment to operations
Master OpenStack end-to-end: architecture, deployment, day-to-day operations. Three intensive days with a dedicated lab.
Who is it for?
Systems administrators, DevOps engineers and architects who want to deploy or operate an OpenStack platform in production, with a solid understanding of the components and their interactions.
Prerequisites
- Solid Linux knowledge (commands, service management, basic networking)
- Notions of virtualisation (KVM, libvirt)
- Familiarity with cloud concepts (compute, storage, networking)
Objectives
By the end of the training, you will be able to:
- Design an OpenStack architecture suited to your context
- Deploy a working cluster (multi-node, HA)
- Operate Nova, Neutron, Cinder, Keystone and Glance day-to-day
- Diagnose and resolve common incidents
- Automate provisioning with Heat or Terraform
Programme
Day 1 — Architecture and deployment
- Overview of the OpenStack ecosystem
- Core components (Nova, Neutron, Glance, Cinder, Keystone, Horizon)
- Deployment strategies (Kolla-Ansible, OSA, distributions)
- Lab: deploy an all-in-one cluster + one compute node
Day 2 — Networking and storage
- Neutron architecture (ML2, OVS, OVN), VLANs, VXLAN
- Routing, floating IPs, security groups
- Cinder: LVM, NFS, Ceph
- Lab: create a multi-tenant project with dedicated network
Day 3 — Operations and automation
- Monitoring (Prometheus, Skydive)
- Backups, upgrades, troubleshooting
- Automation: Heat templates, Terraform OpenStack provider
- Lab: deploy a complete application via Terraform
Teaching method
50% theory / 50% practice. Each participant has a dedicated lab (3-node OpenStack cluster). Course materials and lab solutions provided. Post-training support available (Q&A for 30 days).
Pricing
Quote on request based on format (in-house, number of participants, on-site/remote). Training agreement available. OPCO funding possible (to confirm based on your context).